Pitt.....3-6 FG....2-4 from 3...1-1 FTs....9 PTS in 20 Minutes.
Michigan State...6-9 FG...2-3 from 3....3-3 FTs...17 PTS in 25 minutes
Wisconsin...3-6 FG....1-2 from 3....2-2FTs...9PTS in 26 minutes
Seton Hall.....5-8 FG....3-5 from 3...1-3FTs....17 PTS in 30 minutes.
And it's not an individual sport, basketball is a flowing, rhythm and synchronized sport that must have a player capable of impacting a defense off the dribble and catch & shoot from 3.
RU looks, flows and is a more in sync player when you have this type of player matched with Ron Harper at the other forward (or McConnell/Mathis).
The "factor " is that Yeboah is now impacting games on the glass and rebounding, which adds his value as a leader that sets the right example on how you want to play.
And it's not as if Yeboah is dominating possessions by holding onto the ball, trying to score....the ball finds him within the flow of the offense and if nothing is there, he moves the ball to the next player.
9 PTS.....6 shots
17 points....9 shots
9 points.....6 shots
17 points....8 shots
This is allowing others to grow within the offense. Harper, McConnell, Mathis and company are developing at a pace that doesn't require them to force shots up. It's not 13 to 14-15 shot attempts to get numbers that impact winning.
BTN network host Dave Revsine added this tweet, which is about culture and fit. Yeboah is a part of building that for this roster, even if just for 1 season at Rutgers.